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It may sound better to play it in G with a capo on the fifth fret, but that's entirely up to you. The riff sounds better without a capo. C F C C = Riff (You basically pick out the notes in F)
CMiami woman so fine and fair GI try and try but I can't get anywhere DmI sail out under the Fsun DmLooking for my darling, my onFly one DmI sail all day, and when the daFy is done CShe's still the one I want to see G C Riff(x2) I must find that Florida Key
CCollins Avenue, Fifth Street and Main GI walk up and down but it's all in vain DmMy only darling is goFne DmTook everything and put it out Fon the lawn DmAnd Jim came and got it and he Fgave it to John CIt's getting harder and harder to be me G C Riff(x2) I must find that Florida Key
CJust standing on the curb watching for boats GWhile them boys and girls pass by on their big silver goats DmI'm getting out while the gettingF is good DmIn my ship of steel or in my shipF of wood DmOne more time I'm gonna do just lFike I should CSee, this could only happen to me G C Riff I must find that Florida Key
AmNeed a little sunshine in my beer BbThinking 'bout eloping FNothing's locked, never will be GEverything is open
CThere's only one thing that lurks in my mind GIt's nothing here, nothing I've left behind There's something up fDmront, something I hope toF find DmI'm gonna set sail again tonigFht DmRound the horn and in the clear mFoonlight COr at least I'm sure it's going to be G C Riff x2 Soon as I find my Florida Key